The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-16
The Government Gazette.

organ was issued yesterday, being
double the size of the first one, or
eight pages. The greater part Of the
contents consists of Court news and
Foreign Office notices, most of those
being resolutions of various bodies and
letters Of the diplomatic corps referring
to the death of the lamented Princess
Likelike.
His Majesty's address to King Ma.
lietoa, Of Samoa, presented by Hon. !.
E. Bush, Hawaiian Ambassador, is
printed, also the Samoan monarchs
reply thereto. King Kalakaua lays
much stress on the consanguinity of
the Hawaiian and Samoan races, is
iervid in professions Of friendship, offers
his friendly advice and encouragement
to his contemporary, in the troubles by
which the latter is now harassed, and
concludes by profering him the Grand
Cross of the Royal Order of Oceania.
King Malietoa in an autograph re-
ply is exceedingly cordial and praises
Mr. Bush highly He tells the Ha-
waiian King "a little news OF the stu.
alton in Samoa, complaining bitterly
that "the present rebellion was encour-
aged by some foreigners who want to
sell arms and ammunition of war" He
blames the foreign consuls for the rebel
lion, saying they asked him to leave
the rebellion to them, yet it was still in
existence. To Mr. Bush the King of
Samoa replying said, 81 have in my
possession genealogical records which
prove that your kings and people and
myself are related" He further re-
marked: 1--WE have often met here
representatives of America, England
and Germany, but this is the first time
/ have had the pleasure to meet an
Envoy from Hawaii, though we are so
near 10 each other and a similar peo-
pie. am very much pleased to meet
you, the Envoy of His Majesty Kala-
kaua, and ! shall be happy further to
meet you privately"
The Gazette announces the appoint
ment of officers of the various military
companies, under the reorganization
consequent on the enforcement OF the
new military law 1t also contains the
order Of the funeral procession at the
burial of the late Princess on Sunday,
a7th inst, which is reprinted below
for general information
ORDER OF PROCESSION FOR THE FUN
ERAL OF HER LATE ROYAL
RICHNESS PRINCESS
LIKELIKE.
Undertaken.
Police.
i Marshal the Kingdom.
St. Louis College.
Royal School Cadets.
4 Cavalry
Band.
Honolulu Fire Department.
Mechanics Benefit Union.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Ancient Order of Foresters.
American Legion of Honor.
Knights Of Pythias.
Geo. w. De Long Post, No. AS
G.. A. X.
independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Ahahui Opiopio Puuwai Lokahi.
Ahahui Poola.
Attending Physicians.
Konohikis of Crown Lands.
Konchikis of Private Lands of His
], Majesty.
| Konohikis OF Private Lands of Her
Royal Highness Princess Lii
liuokalani.
Konohikis of Private Lands of Her
late Royal Highness.
Major General Commanding and Staff.
Band
i Honolulu Rifles.
Mamalahoa.
Queens Own
Kings Own.
Princes Own.
Kings OuaruS.
Servants of Her Royal Highness Prin-
cess Liliuokalani.
The Kings Household Servants
Servants of Her late Royal Highness
Protestant Clergy
The Clergy of the Roman Catholic
; Church.
. Monseigneur the Right Reverend
Bishop of Olba, Vicar Apos-
tolic Of the Hawaiian
4, Islands.
The Clergy of the Hawaiian Reformed
: Catholic Church.
The Right Reverend the Bishop o.
Honolulu.
Officer bearing Decorations and jewels
of Her late Royal Highness,
Officer bearing Coronet
!, HEARSE
n with Cavalry Escort and kahill ant
e Pail Bearers on either side.)
: Carriage of Chief Mourners
!. Carriage Of Her Royal Highness Prln
& cess iliuokalani,